* Getting environment variables and passwords from Vault (not tested
yet)
* Vault configuration to config (not tested yet)
* Ability to run scripts from file on local machine on the remote host
* Ability to get ouput in the notification of a list for individual
commands or all commands
* Make SSH connections close after all commands have been run; reuse
previous connections if needed
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